Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one:
When I was in Madrid somebody stole jewelry and cash from my hat.
A. I was stolen jewelry and cash from my hat when I was in Madrid.
B. Jewelry and cash were been stolen from my hat when I was in Madrid.
C. Jewelry and cash were stolen from my hat when I was in Madrid.
D. Jewelry and cash were being stolen from my hat when I was in Madrid.
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A. William’s cat is staying at Beckys house.
B. A. Williams cat is staying at Becky’s house.
C. Williams cat is staying at Beckys house.
D. William’s cat is staying at Becky’s house.
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A. They played soccer.
B. They are playing soccer.
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D. They played a soccer game.
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she (eat)…… breakfast yesterday.
A. Eats
B. Eat
C. Has eaten
D. Ate